Folk Art and Artful Furnishings made from Salvaged Materials. Durham/ Efland, NC
Stealing the title from the Mike Doughty song- A golf tee mandala made from vintage reclaimed wood, found golf tees, Starbucks cap, and mason jar lid. Continue reading "Busting Up a Starbuck’s ii" 
A golf art piece made with a collection of vintage ball markers and an antique Royal golf ball reclaimed knotty pine with found golf tees. Continue reading "Royal- Golf Wall Art" 
This is one of a batch of four golf tee mandalas that I made in December 2015. This one has a Lang's mayonnaise cap on it with a rubberstamp pricing it at $.47. Continue reading "Lang’s Golf Tee Mandala" 
A golf tee mandala made in December 2015.
This one's on reclaimed wood and wrapped with salvaged tin nailed on with copper tacks. Continue reading "Abe & Red, White, and Blue Golf Tee Mandala" 
This piece was custom-made and shipped to New Mexico!
It's a golf tee mandala made on 1940s pine roof decking that I treated with a coat of steel wool and vinegar stain. The frame is 1920s yellow pine lath.
The center portion of this piece is made up of a pulley and a rusty mason jar ring found in a barn on the Confluence site on the Eno River. A 1968 U.S. Penny sits in the middle, and the golf tees are ones I collected on courses in NC while playing.
This is one in a batch of four of these tee mandalas that I made together, and was purchased on Etsy by a woman in New Mexico as a gift for her brother.